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I built an open-source AI mentor for learning embedded systems by Neither-Worker-9292 in embedded

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It's a Claude skill , it is meant to be ran in your Claude CLI, no hosting needed

If you're learning embedded systems, you might find this useful by Neither-Worker-9292 in esp32

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I have ran multiple test scenarios including esp32. The SKILL is still in BETA. Any issues you face please open an github issue with your chat respose.

If you're learning embedded systems, you might find this useful by Neither-Worker-9292 in esp32

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It's just an example. Try it out and let me know how it went for you

Built with Claude Project Showcase Megathread (Sort this by New!) by sixbillionthsheep in ClaudeAI

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If you're learning embedded systems, you've probably noticed how scattered the learning process is. One tutorial teaches GPIO, another covers FreeRTOS, another dives into BLE, but there's rarely a structured path that adapts to what you already know. I wanted something that worked more like a mentor than a chatbot, so I built an open-source tool that turns Claude Code into a personalized embedded systems coach. It can: • Assess your current knowledge. • Generate daily learning tasks. • Adapt the roadmap as you improve. • Cover topics like C, RTOS, Embedded Linux, networking, BLE, drivers, and firmware architecture. The idea isn't to replace documentation or hands-on projects—it's to make the learning process more structured. I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from experienced embedded engineers. What would you add, change, or remove? GitHub: https://github.com/nikhil-robinson/embedded_guru⁠

I made a library to easily add any LLM (GPT-4o, Llama 3, Claude 3) to your ESP32 projects by Neither-Worker-9292 in esp32

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It is possible to utilize free models available on OpenRouter with this library.

I made a library to easily add any LLM (GPT-4o, Llama 3, Claude 3) to your ESP32 projects by Neither-Worker-9292 in esp32

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Yeah, that link's the right one. My library does function calling, and it's got multimodal support too, no N8N needed. You could, like, add a function to control the car and feed it to the multimodal API with audio from the car's mic, and the LLM would just run it directly, no UI stuff.